I am a bit loath to call it an actual CE. Because in reality, there are three types of CEs: the normal, the press-all, and the press-to-continue. The CEs are defined by how one gets out of the CE block. In normal, an actual contradiction is needed, even if it's a press-to-object subtype, as opposed to the direct contradiction. Press-all is self explanatory. Press-to-continue is very specific in which you have to press certain statement(s) to escape.

I don't like Press-all-to-obtain only because most of what I have listed don't require pressing ALL the statements to get the last one.

I will rewrite this after there is a consensus.

EDIT: After thinking about it more, there are four types of CE structures, defined by how the player escapes the block:Direct Contradiction: Also known as the Basic Cross ExaminationIndirect Contradiction: Also known as press-to-object.Press-All-to-Continue: You must press ALL the statements, including hidden if applicable, to escape the CE block.Targeted Press-to-Continue: You must press certain statements in order to escape OR be able to escape. The Luke Atmey subtype is included in this.

So I will list that as a technique. What I mean by technique is an additional tool to structure your cross examination, such as amend or recursive contradiction or rotating statements.